Data from semantic networks

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This obviously did not please certain webmasters who base their business model on advertising impressions on their website.

If Google extracts information from the web and displays it in the results, there are no clicks… and if there are no clicks, there are no impressions… and without impressions, there is no income.

The Knowledge Graph shows the information that defines certain entities from data taken from a multitude of different sources such as Wikipedia itself, IMDb, Facebook,...

Semantic searches
Despite being a classic, I will start with the Wikipedia definition , because on this occasion it seems to me that it is really a good starting point to understand this concept:

Semantic search is a process used to improve Internet search by using to disambiguate queries and web text in order to find the most relevant results in relation to the user's request.”

Therefore, we must understand semantic search as one that takes into account the semantic network to find the most relevant result on each occasion.

When talking about semantic search, the set of keywords conduit cn mobile database entered into the search field is no longer as important as it used to be.

What is taken into account in this type of search is the meaning of the query being made, that is: its intention and context .

Context and intentionality
To a large extent, this personalization and adaptation of results depends on the context in which the search is performed.